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#' @section Renaming of data in seaexplorer files:
#'
#' FIXME: are the original names the same in both "raw" and "sub" datasets?
#'
#' Data in the \code{gli} files are stored in the \code{glider} item within
#' the \code{data} slot of the returned object, renamed as follows.
#' (Note that there is also an empty column in the seaexplorer data files,
#' caused by a semicolon at the ends of the lines. This is read by R, but
#' then discarded and not stored in the glider object.)
#'
#' Data in the \code{gli} files are stored in the \code{glider} item within
#' the \code{data} slot of the returned object, renamed as follows. (If the
#' new name is listed as \code{.} that means that the old name is retained,
#' but bear in mind that a new name will likely be assigned at some later
#' point in the development of this package.)
#'
#' \tabular{lll}{
#' \strong{OriginalName} \tab \strong{Name} \tab \strong{Notes}\cr
#' \code{Timestamp} \tab \code{time} \tab Converted to POSIXt time.\cr
#' \code{NavState} \tab \code{navState} \tab - \cr
#' \code{SecurityLevel} \tab \code{alarm} \tab - \cr
#' \code{Heading} \tab \code{heading} \tab - \cr
#' \code{Pitch} \tab \code{pitch} \tab - \cr
#' \code{Roll} \tab \code{roll} \tab - \cr
#' \code{Depth} \tab \code{pressureNav} \tab - \cr
#' \code{Temperature} \tab \code{temperatureInternal} \tab - \cr
#' \code{Pa} \tab \code{pressureInternal} \tab - \cr
#' \code{Lat} \tab \code{latitude} \tab Converted to decimal degrees.\cr
#' \code{Lon} \tab \code{longitude} \tab Converted to decimal degrees.\cr
#' \code{DesiredH} \tab \code{headingDesired} \tab - \cr
#' \code{BallastCmd} \tab \code{ballastCmd} \tab - \cr
#' \code{BallastPos} \tab \code{ballastPos} \tab - \cr
#' \code{LinCmd} \tab \code{linCmd} \tab - \cr
#' \code{LinPos} \tab \code{linPos} \tab - \cr
#' \code{AngCmd} \tab \code{angCmd} \tab - \cr
#' \code{AngPos} \tab \code{angPos} \tab - \cr
#' \code{Voltage} \tab \code{voltage} \tab - \cr
#' \code{Altitude} \tab \code{altitude} \tab - \cr
#'}
#'
#' Data in the \code{pld1} files are stored in the \code{payload1} item within
#' the \code{data} slot of the returned object, renamed as follows. Where possible,
#' the corresponding IOOS NetCDF file variable names are also listed [see
#' Integrated Ocean Observing System (U.S.). “NGDAC NetCDF File Format Version
#' 2,” March 27, 2019.
#' https://github.com/ioos/ioosngdac/wiki/NGDAC-NetCDF-File-Format-Version-2].
#'
#' \tabular{llll}{
#' \strong{OriginalName} \tab \strong{Name} \tab \strong{IOOS name} \tab \strong{Notes}\cr
#' \code{PLD_REALTIMECLOCK} \tab \code{time} \tab \code{time} \tab Converted to POSIXt time.\cr
#' \code{NAV_RESOURCE} \tab \code{navState} \tab - \tab - \cr
#' \code{NAV_LONGITUDE} \tab \code{longitude} \tab \code{lon} \tab Converted to decimal degrees.\cr
#' \code{NAV_LATITUDE} \tab \code{latitude} \tab \code{lat} \tab Converted to decimal degrees.\cr
#' \code{NAV_DEPTH} \tab \code{pressureNav} \tab \code{depth} \tab - \cr
#' \code{FLBBCD_CHL_COUNT} \tab \code{chlorophyllCount} \tab - \tab - \cr
#' \code{FLBBCD_CHL_SCALED} \tab \code{chlorophyll} \tab - \tab - \cr
#' \code{FLBBCD_BB_700_COUNT} \tab \code{backscatterCount} \tab - \tab - \cr
#' \code{FLBBCD_BB_700_SCALED} \tab \code{backscatter} \tab - \tab - \cr
#' \code{FLBBCD_CDOM_COUNT} \tab \code{cdomCount} \tab - \tab - \cr
#' \code{FLBBCD_CDOM_SCALED} \tab \code{cdom} \tab - \tab - \cr
#' \code{GPCTD_CONDUCTIVITY} \tab \code{conductivity} \tab - \tab - \cr
#' \code{GPCTD_TEMPERATURE} \tab \code{temperature} \tab \code{temperature} \tab degC \cr
#' \code{GPCTD_PRESSURE} \tab \code{pressure} \tab \code{pressure} \tab dbar \cr
#' \code{GPCTD_DOF} \tab \code{oxygenFrequency} \tab - \tab - \cr
#' - \tab \code{salinity} \tab \code{salinity} \tab Practical Salinity (computed)\cr
#'}
#'
#' Data in the \code{pld2} files (or others for additional payloads)
#' are ignored in this version of the package. Please contact the
#' authors, if you need to handle such files.
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